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Domine clamaui.
Psalme. Cxli.
N.
Dauid being greuouslye persecuted vnder Saull, onely flieth vnto God to haue succour, desyring him to bridle his affections, that he may patiently abyde till God take vengeaunce of his enemies.
O Lord
vpon thee doo I cal,
Lord hast thee vnto me,
and herken Lord vnto my voyce,
when I do crye to thee,
as inscence let my praiyer be
directed in thine eyes,
& the vplifting of my hands
as euening sacrifice:
Lord hast thee vnto me,
and herken Lord vnto my voyce,
when I do crye to thee,
as inscence let my praiyer be
directed in thine eyes,
& the vplifting of my hands
as euening sacrifice:
My Lord for guiding of my mouth,
set thou a watche before:
And also of my mouing lipppes,
O lorde kepe thou the dore.
That I should wicked works commit,
incline thou not my hart:
With ill men, of their delicates,
Lorde let me eate no parte:
set thou a watche before:
And also of my mouing lipppes,
O lorde kepe thou the dore.
That I should wicked works commit,
incline thou not my hart:
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Lorde let me eate no parte:
But let the righteous suite me Lorde,
for that is good for me:
Let him reproue me, and the same,
a precious oyle shall be.
Suche smiting shall not breake my hed.
the time shall shortly fall:
When I shall in their miserye,
make prayers for them all.
for that is good for me:
Let him reproue me, and the same,
a precious oyle shall be.
Suche smiting shall not breake my hed.
the time shall shortly fall:
When I shall in their miserye,
make prayers for them all.
Then when in stony places downe,
theyr iudges shalbe cast:
Then shall they heare my words, for then,
they haue a pleasant tast.
Our bones about the graues mouth,
loe scattred are they found
As he that heaweth wod, or he
that diggeth in the ground.
theyr iudges shalbe cast:
Then shall they heare my words, for then,
they haue a pleasant tast.
Our bones about the graues mouth,
loe scattred are they found
As he that heaweth wod, or he
that diggeth in the ground.
But O my lorde my God, mine eyes,
doo loke vp vnto thee:
In thee is all my trust, let not
my soule forsaken be.
Whiche they haue layd to catch me in.
Lorke kepe me from the snare:
And from the suttle grennes of them,
that wicked workers are.
doo loke vp vnto thee:
In thee is all my trust, let not
my soule forsaken be.
Whiche they haue layd to catch me in.
Lorke kepe me from the snare:
And from the suttle grennes of them,
that wicked workers are.
The wicked into their owne nets,
together let them fall:
While I doe by thy help escape,
the danger of them all.
together let them fall:
While I doe by thy help escape,
the danger of them all.
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